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Tanzania and Malawi target small-scale traders in simplified trade regime

Small-scale traders operating along the Tanzania–Malawi border are set to benefit from the introduction of the Simplified Trade Regime (STR)

  1. Tanzania’s financial markets show steady progress but gaps remain

  2. Somalia cleared to adopt EAC e-Passport, envoy says

  3. Tanzania hails EACOP’s Sh1.9 trillion local procurement, job creation

  1. Seven arrested as drugs control body destroys over 200 acres of illegal khat in Kilimanjaro

  2. Tanzania Court of Appeal quashes death sentences over weak evidence

  3. Tanzania’s Public Service Recruitment: Over 1,000 health posts up for grabs

  4. Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and US presidential hopeful, dies at 84

  5. Wasira: CCM, PCCB can’t fight corruption alone

  6. Why traditional medicines are both lifeline and risk

Africa

Cyclone Gezani leaves 59 dead in Madagascar, displaces more than 16,000

The weather system has since curved back eastward over the channel, and forecasts show it looping toward Madagascar again, with a second landfall expected in southwestern Madagascar on Monday.

  1. Italian PM Meloni proposes climate‑shock debt suspension for African countries

  2. China to implement zero tariffs on imports from 53 African countries

  3. Zimbabwe cabinet backs bill to extend presidential terms to seven years

  1. US to send 200 troops to Nigeria to train African nation's military

  2. Rwanda shuts over 6,000 mosques and churches. Demands religious leaders hold theology degrees

  3. Exclusive: Trump ally Prince sent men, drones to help Congo's army secure strategic town

  4. South Africa to withdraw its troops from UN peacekeeping mission in Congo

  5. Drought spreads beyond Kenya's arid north, plunging herders into crisis

  6. 170 killed as suspected jihadists attack village in Nigeria

World

Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and US presidential hopeful, dies at 84

Jackson weathered a spate of controversies but remained America's preeminent civil rights figure for decades.

  1. French police raid Arab World Institute in Epstein-linked probe into Jack Lang

  2. Kremlin rejects European accusations it poisoned Navalny with dart frog toxin

  3. Australia pledges $2.7 billion to progress nuclear submarine shipyard build

  4. Rubio to visit eastern Europe, bolster ties with pro-Trump leaders

Business

How WhatsApp masterclasses are solving graduate job crisis

With formal employment opportunities remaining limited, a growing number of unemployed graduates are turning to their own knowledge as a source of income, using WhatsApp to teach skills and earn...

  1. Bank of Tanzania nears 20-tonne gold reserve target 18 months early

  2. Electric pickup entrant promises 86pc lower energy costs

  3. Tanzania’s mining shifts from growth to execution

  4. Tanzania moves to protect startups amidst African funding slowdown in 2026

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